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Currently, TinyTinyRSS can use raw SQL or the Sphinx search engine
for searching. It would be nice if other search engines (such as
Xapian) could be used, or if features of the underlying SQL engine
(such as MySQL's FULLTEXT indexes) could be leveraged. This commit
makes searching into a plugin hook, falling back to the builtin behavior
if no search plugin is active. The Sphinx search behavior has been
broken out into a plugin.
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get_feeds_from_html: stricter feed detection based on whatwg guidelines
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This reverts commit b69d94eeeb6ed539267a4328265354a45d23ba86.
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update stylesheet/javascript tag helpers to return output instead of
printing it
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array_search() were in the incorrect order.
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longer because publishers are idiots and can't use tags properly
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Each <media:group> section specifies multiple representations of the
same content.
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expand error messages a bit
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force utf8 encoding if devforceupdate is on
parser: try to convert non-unicode feeds with specified encoding to utf8
before trying to remove dangling utf8 characters in case of utf8-related
libxml errors because doing so produces garbage content
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headlines more clear
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